Water Monitor Climbs a Tree | Deadly 60 | Series 2 | BBC Earth

[@Sovereign_King]

"he's like an all terrain vehicle"

[@jasonspinks1543]

I have one

[@ItsJustMars]

I like the way he falls lol

[@belindacrenshaw6190]

TV companies can be real idiots sometimes, as these lizards are NOT deadly. The Komodo Dragon on the other hand is a different story. These are just regular water monitors.

[@Zerox_Z21]

Have you not watched Deadly 60 before? It covers animals that could be considered deadly IN THEIR OWN ENVIRONMENT. I remember it covered Tokay Gecko's a while ago. Certainly not deadly to humans, but to moths? Pretty deadly :P

[@auratakuuchiha4228]

*facepalm*

[@funwiththoughts]

+Belinda Crenshaw Deadly 60 is about animals that are deadly to other animals, not to humans.

[@dragonstorm2829]

They can be dangerous the saliva is full of germs

[@S.F157]

Nat james or you mean venom ?

[@Skateandcreate9]

he keeps doing it to see it flop off at the bottom haha

[@climid]

like a dropped pudding?

[@abasahebmane4755]

This ability of monitor lizard was used be great warrior Sardar (Knight) Tanaji Malusare , a great warrior of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, who was Founder and 1st King of Swaraj now Maharashtra, India. Instead of telling the story rather I would really suggest to see the story of Sardar Tanaji Malusare which is available on UA-cam in English also on Wikipedia. He was a lion, not everyone would be able to do the work which was done by him.

[@fitlentagreelin2301]

Cool! Such talented animals!l

[@awakenedservant]

Is this in Singapore ?

[@KeegoonBarnacle]

5th

[@shamsulalamkhokon7361]

So big!!!

[@thedangerwich5476]

Plop

[@Jimboblovecamo]

Does it have to be uk only

[@pro4tech7007]

No cement

[@findingsearchingthinking]

Very cool